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The remainder of the slabs lying on each other after been knocked down by allied forces during World War 2. As I was told by my father, the slabs were standing vertical prior being disturbed. The slab sizes vary from 1600x1100mm smallest to 3000x2000mm the largest. Photo and caption by Tonubu Bunemiga Site in Pacific Islands

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The remainder of the slabs lying on each other after been knocked down by allied forces during World War 2. As I was told by my father, the slabs were standing vertical prior being disturbed. The slab sizes vary from 1600x1100mm smallest to 3000x2000mm the largest.

Photo and caption by Tonubu Bunemiga

Site in Pacific Islands

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